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Thanks and yes Merriams! Some Rio Grandes also in OR. Not sure what causes the multiple beard thing. It seems semi-common around some areas I've hunted though. Maybe genetics? In our particular area the Merriams and Rios seem to be crossed up a bit.

I was able to get started off with a nice Tom on day 2 of the OR season! Cool double beard too!

Congrats, That's great!

I was 12 in 1978 and went hunting in the big timber up in the mountains with my Dad near home here in western OR. I shot a nice forked horn blacktail right at dark in the rain of course :). I have a polaroid pic somewhere that I took for my 4-h scrap book also! I shot him with the model 70 30.06...

This is so important.

Oregon 2018

Wyoming 2008

Nevada 2008

Montana 2009

Brandon, Seeing that pic of the 68 that shows the clutch pedal with the rubber missing and the old E-brake handle sure makes me smile for some reason. Not sure why that one does it, but it just brings back tons of memories riding around in Dads' old GMCs.

Do you happen to have pics of the 65 your friends dad has, I'd love to see that. I bet it's pretty cool too! Ultimately a 66 SWB 4x4 with a 454 would be my dream truck. Only reason for the "66" is because that's my birth year :), ya I'm getting older!

I have pics somewhere, but unfortunately I don't have very many! I was always going to restore it and never got to it. I sold it to give my son some help with college. I sure wish I had it back now, but I wasn't in a good position financially then. It is getting restored and the guy that bought...

Great looking Blazer!

It would be great :). We had a 65 4x4 pu and a 62 2wd pu growing up. In high school I had a 65 short box 4x4 that I put a 396 big block in. They are my favorite rigs

Yes the 305 V6

Not a 4 wheel drive, but I picked up this 66 GMC a couple years back. Just finally getting my shop done enough to start working on it. It should be a fun rig to tinker with!

I'll be out every chance I get here in OR. Busy time of year, but I have a spring bear and a turkey tag that need a couple notches in them :).

Thanks AK, yes it is! I feel pretty lucky, it's still kind of hard to believe!

Thanks :), I can't wait to get out there, I know the unit is not what it once was, but just getting an opportunity to get out with my MZ during the rut is really coo!.

Somehow I got lucky and drew the Muzzle loader elk tag for the Wasatch unit. If anyone has any knowledge they'd be willing to share, it would be very appreciated. I think I have a good start on research already, but have never hunted this unit, so it will be another cool adventure! Please PM me...